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Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 1:36 pm
by Stas
Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 2:21 am
by doru649
Amp Fiddler
Waltz of a Ghetto Fly
Genuine 2004
01. Intro
02. I Believe in You
03. Dreamin'
04. Superficial
05. Possibilities
06. Soul Divine
07. You Played Me
08. Eye to Eye
09. Love & War
10. If You Can't Get Me Off Your Mind
11. Unconditional Eyes
12. This Is How
13. Waltz of a Ghetto Fly
Here is a presentation of sophisticated, modern sounds for grown ups. Many artists could list soul, funk, jazz, hip hop and r 'n' b as influences, but few could put such a personal and individual stamp on their sound. There's a definite 70's vibe - think Stevie, Sly and Shuggie - but the music always transcends pastiche. Lenny Kravitz is definitely not in the area.
Detroit born Amp has certainly had time to refine his style. His CV includes 12 years playing keyboards in the P-Funk Allstars, live and studio work with everyone from Primal Scream to Prince and a helping hand in Carl Craig's much praised Detroit Experiment. It's not suprising then, that the album features some top flight collaborations: George Clinton turns up on the title track and other guests include Only Child, Raphael Saadiq, J Dilla and the enigmatic Moodyman. There's even an appearance, on trumpet, from Amp's son.
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Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 1:52 am
by doru649
AFX
Chosen Lords
Rephlex 2006
01. Fenix Funk 5
02. Reunion 2
03. Pitcard
04. Crying in Your Face
05. Klopjob
06. Boxing Day
07. Batine Acid
08. Cilonen
09. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D
10. XMD 5a
It's the offical return of the Analord... Aphex Twin.
Nothing we didn't sort of know already, but a selection from his 11 EP's previously released on wax only.
Much like
Selected Ambient Works, but with some acid treatment perhaps?
Works well as an album either way.
Obviously, it would have been too simple sticking all Analords on a double-cd.
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 1:49 am
by doru649
Peter Parker (of Fingathing)
Life After Death Mix
Unreleased 2006
Records found in coffins, dug up and brought back from the dead!
The most grimy music, stabbed and chopped up! Records hacked to pieces and sewn back up to create.....
LIFE AFTER DEATH!
hip-hop, funk and other classics on this one.
57 minutes, one file on cd and no tracklist given.
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Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 4:40 am
by doru649
F.S. Blumm
Zweite Meer
Morr Music 2005
01. Sonn
02. Wass
03. Nie
04. Langen
05. Bitt
06. Lunten
07. Blick
08. Wandel
09. Fund
10. Oberer
11. Nah
12. Nachhall/Chroma Key
From the cover, you can tell this album was composed on road, at the time of Blumm's long tour throughout North America, Canada to Mexico. All songs are like fragile miniatures, with frameworks of guitar or percussions, and a slow, linear drift - sometimes repetitive - which in itself sounds almost like a solitary travel... Lots of instruments involved (guitar, bass, drums, glockenspiel, xylophone, harmonium, vibraphone, accordion, bontempi, melodica, casio keyboards, etc) to give it a rich flavor, but I think the key word here is "discretion". After hearing this, most of the music you like will probably seem too noisy.
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Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 6:48 am
by sunrah
opa... chiar sunt curioasa ce pot nemtii.
am avut pentru o secunda senzatia ca ai postat "Bl??mchen"
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 7:11 pm
by doru649
Filastine
Burn It
Soot 2006
01. Hello, My Name Is...
02. Qumalo Ya [ft. Ras Mario & Timedo Flow]
03. Palmares [ft. Dorothy Lemoult]
04. Splinter Faction Delight [ft. Jessika Skeletalia Kenny vs. l3arbee and l na]
05. Judas Goat [ft. Hicham Enouiti]
06. Lucre
07. The Last Reboudt [ft. Randee Akosta]
08. Crescent Occupation
09. Autology [ft. Jessika Skeletalia Kenny]
10. This Is a Fight
11. Boca de Ouro [ft. MC Subzero Permafrost]
12. Get on That Bullhorn & Leave the Fucking Country
13. Dance of the Garbageman
14. Ja Helo [ft. Ronica Sanyal, Valerie Holt & Sari Breznau]
15. 2nd Class Sleeper
16. Dreams from Wounded Mouth [Remix of Degenerate Art Ensemble]
Filastine's Burn It is one of those rare debut albums that reveal an artist operating at the height of their powers. A hip-hop backbone supports live polyriddims, collaborating musicians, lush electronica, field recordings, and an array of guest MCs and singers. The result is genuinely fresh, streetwise, and solid.
Most folks who've spent years studying percussion are afraid to blend live beats into computers, but Filastine uses his drummer's skill - along with laptop and microphone - to redraw the musical map. He has studied under tabla superstar Zakir Hussein, played with coke-fueled samba bands in Rio de Janeiro, and soaked up knowledge in North Africa. Filastine's live performance is a clash of laptop, loudspeaker, midi triggers, live percussion, and often a vocalist. This spring he'll tour Europe alongside DJ/rupture.
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Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 7:57 pm
by sunrah
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 9:46 pm
by sadclown
flying lizards nu am putut sa iau.am avut o problema la download. ai putea sa mai pui inca o data albumul top ten?(cand il dezarhivez nu merge ini da eroare).am asc o melodie de la ei, MONEY, si suna absolut demential.imi aduce un pic a chicks on speed.punk biachiz
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 10:03 pm
by doru649
flying lizards chiar ca's dementiali
as fi asteptat ceva mai mult feedback ptr ei.
nu stiu care'i baiu cu dezarhivarea, ca s'a mai plans cineva. eu folosesc o varianta romaneasca de winrar ptr arhivare si poate ca exista niste incopatibilitati. altfel, nu inteleg de ce majoritatea le dezarhiveaza binemersi. daca nu reusesti nicicum, il mai urc o data - ma tem insa sa n'ai apoi aceeasi problema.
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 10:10 pm
by sadclown
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 10:49 pm
by doru649
deci de'a dreptul ciudat cum m'ai citit, haha.. chiar acum ascultam
asta, daca'ti vine sa crezi.. de fapt tocmai s'a terminat.
"decompositon" e totusi mai tare - cred ca fac de'un link ceva mai tarziu.
Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 8:46 am
by sadclown
Posted: Sun Apr 16, 2006 3:10 am
by doru649
The Nextmen
A Child's Introduction to Jazz
Wink 2006
Blimey, it's gonna be a short post from me today, cause you know The Nextmen have it with mixtapes and you know this is another lush eclectic mix, so don't take the "jazz" thing too literally, cause again they throw in pretty much everything with tons of blends and it's so jolly. Sorry, just entertain yerself.
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Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 4:08 am
by doru649
Helios
Unomia
Merck 2004
01. Velius
02. Cullin Hill
03. Nine Black Alps
04. Homero Hymnus
05. West Orange
06. Two Mark
07. Samsara
08. Lighthouse
09. Suns That Circling Go
10. Getting Through
11. Clementine
12. Buildir
13. Luek/Nyckel [Loess Remix]
Awaiting for Keniff's new album
Eingya due out on Type (where's that advance copy ffs?), I shall bless you with his first one as Helios. Not completely astounding cause of many possible references (cue usual BoC/Eno comparison), but I find it to be very worth respecting. It's got a start, a middle, an end. The rest is somewhere between pain and painkillers.
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